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First day period brown tinged, is it cervical mucus?
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Maybe: Some women start their period with a brownish stain in their mucus. This is just a slight old blood that has dripped from the uterus and stains the cervical mucus. Sometimes it is menstrual tissue that comes down. So, it can be a mixture of the two or one of the two.
Answered 6/27/2014
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